Scorch Torch Multi-Purpose Butane Torch - Gold/Black

6.5" Scorch Jet Flame Windproof Multipurpose Butane Torch Lighter

Scorch Torch butane torch is 6.5 inches tall. Multiple applications for cooking, baking, welding and more! The twist lock serves as both a child lock by twisting it to the right, preventing the torch from being used, and as a continuous flame lock when the same action is performed while the torch is on.

Specs:

• Size/Height: 6.5" Tall
• Number of Flame Jets: 1
• Flame Temperature: 2500°F
• Refillable: Yes
• Safety on/off switch/Safety lock: No
• Continuous Flame Lock: Yes
• Adjustable Neck: No

Key Features

• 2500 Degree F (1300 Degree C) Adjustable Flame
• Easy Piezo Ignition
• Safety On/Off Switches

Usage Instructions

How to Depressurize and Refill:

• Before refilling, depressurize first. Failure to depressurize before refilling may cause damage, defects and may cause a fire and/or Explosion.
• First, hold your torch with the refill valve facing up. Depress the refill valve with a small screwdriver and hold for approximately 10 seconds.
• Place Butane Fuel can nozzle into the refill valve and depress the can several times with a firm yet gentle pressure until your torch is roughly 80% full (approximately 10 seconds)

Note: When refilling, keep the torch and butane vertically. Be sure the butane can nozzle is correctly seated in the filling valve before depressing the nozzle. Fuel tank capacity may vary.
Before using the torch, wait approximately 10 to stabilize, and any vapors to dissipate. If the torch is ignited during this waiting period, it may damage your torch or cause a fire and/or explosion.

How to Use the Torch:

• To turn on: Press ignition butane to ignite. Be sure to point torch AWAY from other objects.
• Adjust the flame as needed by using the adjustable flame control at the bottom of the torch to turn +/-
• Turn on the flame lock to have continues flame as needed, unlock to turn off.
• To turn off: release the ignition butane.

WARNING / SAFETY

• DO NOT puncture or use near open flame
• DO NOT expose to temperatures above 50°C (122°F)
• DO NOT place in direct sunlight for long periods of time
• Lighters are NOT toys keep AWAY from children
• Use AWAY from the face, body, clothing, and flammable material
• Use ONLY in a well-ventilated area
• Ensure the flame is extinguished after use
• Butane fuel is cold and flammable avoid contact with skin or clothing

Related Accessories:

• Butane: Your torch does not come with butane, nor does it come filled with butane, for safety reasons. Coming in a variety of sizes, a butane is a must for making sure your torch works.

• Banger Tray/Dab Station: Intended for keeping your items separate with different slots for different tools, preventing them from breaking, while simultaneously keeping them all in one neat, clean, and orderly space.

• Silicone Mats: A silicone mat is the perfect addition to your set to prevent and collect any mess, and the silicone material will prevent any pieces from slipping. Once you have one, you'll be wondering how you went so long without it. With such an array of designs and sizes available, you're bound to find one that's the perfect fit and aesthetic for you.

• Dabbing Thermometers: For an easier way to read the temperature of your bangers and to have your accurate optimal banger temperature, we have the Terpometer, The Octave, and the Dab Rite.

Quick tip:

It is important to know and understand proper temperature to heat your banger. The strength and focus of the flame, and external factors, such as outside temperature and wind, all play in a role in your experience. They impact everything from the experience, to the efficiency and effectiveness of your dab, as well as longevity of your bangers and the cleanliness of your rig. If you find yourself being someone who likes higher temp hits, a reclaim catcher is the perfect addition to not only keep your rig and bangers cleaner for longer, but also helps you save some of the reclaim that would otherwise be lost.

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